Test Method
Force-Path Measuring
The force-path measuring is a measuring of the power progress depending on a path. A typical force-path procress would be the one of a mechanic spring.
Springs are often used in electric products like switches, contactors, relays, solenoid coils, etc.
A at force-path measuring the path is specified by the tester or the product itself. Either the tester confirms motor-driven something at the test object or the test object moves itself due to its own force.
During this the tester continuously measures the path (the distance) and records the force via a second measuring channel. Hence a for the test object typical force-path graph results. The graph is automatically analyzed and evaluated by the tester.
Which testers does SCHLEICH supply?
- combination testers (combination with other safety- and/ or function tests)
- fully-automatic tests
- semi-manual tests
- different tester classes
Standards commitees
For legal reasons, we can often not make a binding statement about the test conditions. For the application, the currently valid standards for testing your product apply.
Depending on the geographical location of the product, the standards to be applied can vary. For further information, please also refer to the below-mentioned bodies.
